Singer Featherweight 222K Sewing Machine - EM6010**, 1957 feature and you will not have

and you will not have to worry about needing an electrical converter

The dashed 1-inch grid lines ensure accuracy when cutting pieces for miniature quilts

This Featherweight is distinguished by the Singer decal on top of the arm instead of on the light housing

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Singer Featherweight 222K Sewing Machine - EM6010**, 1957 feature and you will not haveCompletely serviced inside and out this lovely Featherweight 222 will be ready to sew right out of the case. Be sure to click on any image above to view the beauty of this machine. It has been given a grade 7+ and has only a small amount of light wear. EM6010** indicates an original commission date of August 2nd, 1957. This machine is fitted with an original 220 volt motor that has been rewound to work at 110 voltage with optimum speed and torque. A